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... boat to the Howe. She struck bottom and had to clear into deeper water. Then another of the later arrivals, the Hull S.T. Thomas Hardy, had a go. Skipper R. Randall got his boat out with a Carley Float in tow, veered them to the Imperialist for more line ...
... on. She was confronted with alleged accomplices. Her answer was the same. Navy man’s victory o'; STOMACH TROUBP Even in the hardy, healthy life Navy, stomach disorders are not mon. For six months Mr. G. A. D.. ft man, was struggling with this trouble , ...
... 6 (MO Thorndnwn (Mr P Hardy) Roberts 11 000 Ca-Cs-Ce (Mr W Kelly) lreland 3 11 1 1:n Pier (Mr A Price) P Gurney 111 1 230 Wentbridre (Mrs A Metcalfe) A Metcalfe 11 Lovely Sky (Mr D Oale) T Leader 11 003 Killarney Boy (Mrs Thomas/ Donoghue 11 2 Louts the ...
... day in a volume of essays by a little-known Australian writer I came across this passage: Meredith and Henry James and Thomas Hardy were all recognized long ago as great artists; and, in fact, one sometimes questions whether now adays we do not take the ...
... Broadmoor) provide exhibits of genuine artistic interest. Lord Methuen has lent from Corsham a fine inlaid wcod commode by Thomas Cobb, on view upstairs. He told me how the dis covery of the bill (also exhibited) put this almost-forgotten cabinet-maker ...
... Pugsley, Mr. ' E. Lander. Mr. E. C. Surridge. Mr. W. H. Pease. Mr. F. E. Davey. Mr. H. Langridge. Mr. H. A. Heath. Mr. W. J. Hardy. Mr. C. H. Craig. Mr. G. Baker. Mr. E. H. Harman. Mr. C. Lambert, Mr. M. Purkins, , Mr. H. J. Blundell. Mr. G. C. Perrault ...
... 44013.1: Kenneth casua lty ward, he saw defendant being MrS. Ivy Hunt. corroborated the evi- with special distinction—William Thomas Roland Scott. Lexdon-road, Mitcham (405.1. attended to by a doctor. Defendant was dence of her husband. She last saw Mr. Chard ...
... and his Quintet; Charles Kuliman (tenor); Leslie Bridgewater Quintet. I.ss—Serial Reading: Under the Greenwood Tree. by Thomas Hardy., I—Christmas. 3.ls—Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra; Solomon (solo pianoforte). 4.4 s—Tea-Time Talk: Children ill and well-4 ...
... and sung by Eileen Vaughan and the Three Nomads. 12.40—As National. 1.55 Serial Reading: Under the Greenwood Tree. by Thomas Hardy; I—Christmas Eve. 3.ls—Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra. 4.45—As National. s Hour: Mermaids, a half-hour of Cornish stone ...
... workmen NATIONAL (iftohc a. Service - sode. H A B Robb. lit. Records Orchestral and choral music and vocalists. 11.41. Lloyd Thomas at cinema organ. 1t.11.-flveM Serenade Pot-pourri I by Seven Serenaders. sunj by Eileen Vaughan and Three N'omadx. 12.40. ...
... iu«nfs. Prices Serial Under the Oreenwood Tree (Hardy). lAa National at 2.55.t .M.—Twelfth Night Party. In Uvea of Miss Hetty Witlin and musical Iricnds; David Kean. produced by Patrick with Thea Madge Thomas. Winifred Davey, Holloway. Kenneth Fills. Mrrvyn ...
... Pugsley, Mr. E. Lander, Mr. E. C. Surridge, Mr, H. W, Pease, Mr, F. E. Davey, Mr, H. Langridge, Mr. H. A. Heath, Mr. W. J. Hardy, Mr. C. H. Craig, Mr. G. Baker, Mr. E. H. Harman. P T ) Mr, C. Lambert, Mr. M. Purkins Mr. H. J. Blundell, Mr. G. C. Farrant ...